Snout Time

Snout time refers to a time of day in which cigarettes are smoked. This phrase should be used with relevant hand actions:
-Miming smoking (snout)
-Touching area of hand where you would wear a watch (time)

Mr X.: You got the time mate?
Mr Y: Yeah its snout time
<accompanied by the appropriate actions>

by actualsnouttime February 25, 2009

Maybe some other time

The current most popular way to brush someone off; in other words to mean "no fucking way".

Originates from the "I have to wash my hair..." excuse, and similar to the "maybe later" brush-off.

Dave: Hey Susan, so do wanna get a drink next Saturday?
Susan: Umm... maybe some other time...
Dave: Oh, okay...

by Qwerty drucy October 25, 2009

sexy time

The term used when you want to have more than just 'familiar relations' with a woman/man depending on the individual. A phrase made up by Borat, a Kazakhstan news-reporter. Borat is one of three, Comic genius Sacha Baron Cohen's alter-egos.

Borat: When do i get entry to her VirGin?

Girl: Oh Yea! You can shove it up mine right now!

Borat: *clap's hands* Sexy Time!

by HighFive! July 16, 2006

amazon prime and sexy time

basically the same thing as netflixs and chill, but for people with amazon prime.

"so martha what did you do with brad last night?"

"amazon prime and sexy time"

by elllllllllllllleee March 13, 2016

sack time

Time spent in bed having sex; time spent sleeping in bed; time spent being lazy in bed.

Also written as "sack-time". Comes from old slang term for mattress: sack.

"Damn, so many hot guys around here, but nobody wants to do sack time."
"I just pulled a 12 hour shift. I need to do some serious sack time."
"If you didn't put in so much sack time, you might get something done."

by BettyNewbie2 March 23, 2009

buy some time

To extend a period of time needed to obtain a goal or to pay a debt or aquire something.

"I hid out from Vinny for a while to buy some time and save up the money for my outstanding debt to keep my legs from getting broken"

by kenneth Shaw September 4, 2006

Jewish Standard Time

A standard of time, normally being about 26 minutes after the rest of the people within your time zone.

Dude, WTF? Can't you make it to work on time? Are all your clocks set on Jewish Standard Time?

by Sgt. I.M. Nobody January 17, 2009